Based in New York City and since 2020, eyeris strives to contribute to diversity in various spaces, with embedded subtle twists of authentic traditional and modern South Asian (Bangladeshi-American) desi-fusion, and other aesthetics through a multitude of handworked jewelry, customized clothing, accessories -- made from repurposed, handpicked materials (resourced in Bangladesh, New York City, and more).
eyeris identifies as a native New Yorker, Muslim, Bangladeshi-American, queer, first-generation, eldest daughter of Bangladeshi immigrants, passionate about diversifying spaces through creative arts at curated community events, museum spaces, educational settings, and beyond...
eyeris recently curated an ongoing exhibition Bangladesh Not "Bhaangadesh" at King Manor Museum in her hometown Jamaica, Queens--a collection of art, media, and objects dedicated to the mass uprisings in Bangladesh during the summer of 2024. The exhibition is available to view until December 2026.
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Bangladesh Not "Bhaangadesh" curated exhibition at King Manor Museum (May 2026 through December 2026).
Mixed media pieces for showcasing and fundraising at Shilpo Mela for Bengali Mental Health Movement nonprofit organization on May 3, 2026.
"Stories of Us: Paint & Golpo Workshop" facilitation for Bangladesh Academy of Fine Arts (BAFA), creating a safe space for intergenerational connection through art activity and mediated conversation. Supported by NYC Office for the Prevention of Hate Crimes and NYC Commision on Human Rights on April 26, 2026.
"Be My Baalertine" art workshop at Playground BK, on February 12, 2026: a themed workshop for ages young adults to craft coin pouches with "Be My Baalertine" design decal, heat press transfer, hand-stitched sewing, and added keychain.
"Nokshi, Naki?" with @rmbcstudios on November 15, 2025: a curated Bangladeshi "nokshi kaantha" embroidery learning workshop, with Bengali creatives & allies...
